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Ram Mandir is an under-construction Hindu temple in Ayodhya, Uttar Pradesh, India, at the site of Ram Janmabhoomi, The birthplace of the Hindu god Rama. The temple construction will be undertaken by Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Teerth Kshetra. The bhoomi pujan ceremony was performed on 5 August 2020 by Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Larsen & Toubro offered to oversee the design and construction of the temple free of cost and is the contractor of the project. Central Building Research Institute, National Geophysical Research Institute and the Indian Institute of Technology (such as those Bombay, Guwahati and Madras) are assisting in areas such as soil testing, concrete and design. Reports emerged that the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) had identified a stream of the Sarayu which flows under the temple. The construction work will be accomplished with 600 thousand cubic feet of sandstone Bansi mountain stones from Rajasthan. Thirty years ago, more than two hundred thousand bricks etched with the 'Sri Rama' in several languages had arrived from various parts of the country; these will be utilized in the foundation. Traditional techniques will be used to create the shrine while at the same time it will be made sure that the shrine will be strong enough to sustain natural calamities such as earthquakes. There will be no use of iron in the construction of the temple. The fusing of the stone blocks will require ten thousand copper plates. The Ram temple in Ayodhya will be completed by 2025 but it will be opened to the public from December 2023, sources said today.
Work on the grand temple started a year ago on August 5 when Prime Minister Narendra Modi launched the temple construction with holy rituals. Sources say from 2023-end, pilgrims will be allowed to visit the Ram temple alongside the building work No steel or bricks are being used in the temple, which will have three floors and five "mandaps" or pavilions. The temple design was finalized considering the changes in the last three decades and the aspirations of devotees.

Details of the temple:

The length of the temple is 360 feet, width 235 feet and height of each floor will be 20 feet.
There will be 160 columns on the ground floor, 132 columns on the first floor and 74 columns on the second floor.
The height of the sanctum sanctorum or "Shikhar" will be 161 feet from the ground floor.
The temple will be constructed with Rajasthan stone and marble.
Around four lakh cubic feet stone will be used in the temple construction.
The plan focuses on the conservation and development of heritage structures like "Kuber Tila" and "Sita Koop".
The temple complex will include a pilgrim facilitation centre, museum, archives, research centre, auditorium, a cattle shed, a place for rituals, an administrative building and rooms for priests.
The soil investigation report had revealed filled up debris upto depth of 12 metre and excavation work is on to clear it and fill it with concrete.
The site that was for years caught in a dispute after the 16th-century Babri mosque was razed in 1992 by Hindu activists who believed it was built on the ruins of an ancient temple for Lord Ram.
In 2019, the Supreme Court handed over the site for the building of a Ram temple and ordered that Muslims be given alternative land for a mosque.

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